Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Concerns All Mrs. Evelyn Evans Secretary a kpmmmmmm Mrs. Ruth Fitzgerald Librarian Mrs. Lorena Washburn, Asst. Librarian L ong after students have passed tnrough the ha I Is of Milby, they will continue to utilize the knowledge so generously bestowed upon them by in- terested teachers. Teaching is perhaps the most demanding vocation a person can choose. Responsibility is unlimited where student conduct and education are concerned; therefore faculty mem- bers must provide a well-rounded, back- ground for future education and busi- ness oppoitunity. Mrs. Dona Williamson, Dean

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 Education Dedicated to exact guidance in edu- cation and rewarded only by the success and individual accomplishment of their students ' the faculty and administration set an unyielding pattern for progress and development of youthful minds and spirits. Before the framework can be made firm, a solid foundation must be molded. None are superior to those builders who devote their time and energies to constructing a basis of adequate knowl- Mr. Henry Clay Smith, Assistant Principal edge and perception in generations. Mr. George McWhirter, Counselor Mrs. Janie Patterson, Counselor Mrs. Gladys Price, Counselor

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m Jimmy Roberson finds it difficult to keep his mind completely on studies. Mrs. Sara Gammage Clerk Only After Mrs. Wynelle Anderson Clerk Mr. Shelburne typifies the cordial welcome given to all students The Framework Can Be Made Firm . . . Mrs. Mary Needham Registrar